Button

Description

Push-button widgets.

Collaboration diagram for Button:

Classes
class	CButton
	Push-button widget. More...
class	CFlatButton
	Flat Push-button widget. More...
struct	TButtonDescriptor
	Descriptor for a button on the main button bar. More...

Macros
#define	BUTTON_DEFAULT_FONT   FontGet (fntNormal, 24)
	Default font for CButton labels.
#define	BUTTON_LABEL_BORDER   8
	Border spacing around labels in pixels.

Typedefs
typedef void	FCbButtonPushed(class CButton *button, bool longPush, void *data)
	Function prototype for CButton callbacks.

Functions
void	CbActivateScreen (class CButton *, bool, void *screen)
	Macro to create a trampoline from CButton to another class.
CButton *	CreateMainButtonBar (int buttons, TButtonDescriptor *descTable, CScreen *screen)
	Create a dynamic array of CButton objects for a main button bar. 'screen' is passed as the user data field to each button. If 'screen != NULL', all buttons are added to the screen as widgets.

Function Documentation

CbActivateScreen()

void CbActivateScreen	(	class CButton *	,
		bool	,
		void *	screen
	)

Macro to create a trampoline from CButton to another class.

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The class must define a method:

void CLASS_NAME::METHOD_NAME (CButton *button, bool longPush)

If the method is protected, the following line may be added to the class:

friend CB_NAME (CButton *, bool, void *);

To the button, the trampoline must be passed by a call like:

CButton::SetCbPushed (CB_NAME, <class object pointer>)

Convenience callback for all sort of "Jump-to-screen" buttons (including home). 'data' must point to a valid CScreen object.